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QUAKER FABRIC CORP. in Fall River finally shut down this month after struggling for years to get back on track. /

Quaker’s demise hits close to home

Joanne Bagley, president of Kenyon-based Kenyon Industries Inc., said news of Quaker Fabric Corp.’s decision to discontinue operations reaffirmed her sense that “manufacturing companies...

A new use for Brown scientist’s technology: Removable tattoos

Edith Mathiowitz has spent most of her professional career developing expertise in encapsulating proteins, genes and drugs, primarily for medical purposes. She specializes in using...
Dryvitt Plant Manager Gary Ridenour points out the new electrical system that the company is putting into place to help reduce electricity consumption. With the help of National Grid they have reduced consumption by almost 40 percent. /

R.I. company reducing energy use

By the end of this year, Dryvit Systems Inc. plans to have uniform policies and procedures in place to recycle paper, cardboard, batteries and...
PROVFLUX ACTIVITIES included planting flowers in potholes around the city, an effort to 'reclaim' the space and also get people to think differently about the urban environment. /

ProvFlux challenges how urban landscape is seen

Ever thought about playing four-square in the middle of the work day? Of going on a bike ride in your underwear? Putting flowers in...
SKETCHES BY Inclusion By Design show alternative ways to set up a community garden so people in wheelchairs or with limited mobility can tend to the plants. /

Taking accessibility down to the community level

When it’s completed, Southside Community Land Trust’s main office will have a handicapped-accessible entryway linked to a new deck and a ramp leading down...

Going ‘lean’ from the point a product is conceived

For the last several years, the buzzword in manufacturing has been “lean” – streamlined, efficient operations that reduce production costs. Wakefield-based Boothroyd Dew-hurst Inc....

Taking accessibility down to the community level

When it’s completed, Southside Community Land Trust’s main office will have a handicapped-accessible entryway linked to a new deck and a ramp leading down...
DANIEL KAMMAN makes jewelry out of industrial components. He has his studio in the Ropeworks Building, a repurposed industrial space devoted entirely to artists. /

Betting on the arts to revitalize the city

Lori Bradley recognizes the impact the creative economy is making in New Bedford. As a ceramics/mixed-media artist and as part owner of a six-artist cooperative...
NEW MARKETS credits helped finance this child care facility in Woonsocket, slated to open in September. /

Tax credits promoting development

The vacant Hope Street School in Woonsocket’s Constitution Hill neighborhood used to be a major eyesore in an area that has been drawing new...
DOWNTOWN OFFICE WORKERS board a RIPTA bus at the end of the business day. Few companies offer employee incentives for using public transit, officials say, and those who do find few takers. /

Mass transit lacks appeal for workers

Since moving to its new headquarters downtown, GTECH Corp. has become a leader among Providence businesses trying to encourage employees to carpool or use...
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